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 Posted: Sun, 8th Feb 2009 19:03 Post subject: Problem with 4870 2d/3d |
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Well my Buddy and I just upgraded his pc. Everythink works fine except graphics when playing. So there are no errors when working in windows or viewing vids. But when we start a game, we just see flickers and stripes. Even when we look into the ccc and view the 3d previes screen, just lines, flickers and stripes.
Everything other seems to be fine, temp is about below 50° and the fan is rotating at 39%.
Any suggestion would be fine.
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| Posted: Sun, 8th Feb 2009 19:30 Post subject: |
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sounds like artifacts
either bricked card with factory defect or driver installation didn't go right, try different drivers or reinstall current one, was OS installed before or after upgrade, try to reformat as well.
if that not gonna help then vcard is kaputski
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| Posted: Sun, 8th Feb 2009 19:31 Post subject: |
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could be:
-PSU Wattage and Amps
-Defective GPU (Graphic Card Unit)
-CPU bottleneck'in the GPU
Dunno,but those were some defects i had..
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CaptainCox
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Have you tried to remove the GPU and set it back "properly" using the 1st PCI(e) slot (closest to the CPU), also check if the cables from the PSU are seated properly in to the GPU...grasping at straws here...also see if the DVI plug is firmly seated at the back of the GPU.
But sounds like you might have a botched card there...
As this is a new PC I am not sure if you had a Nvidia card installed at any time prior to the ATI card?. I mention this as you said you ran Driver Sweeper...
Deinstall the current graphic driver using "Control Panel\Uninstall a Program"
Download CCleaner and boot up the PC in safe mode (hit F9 when booting, normally when you see the Intel Logo "might differ from BIOS to BIOS") If you are running a Intel Chip set that is  ...if not its the last loop before windows starts loading.
In safe mode run Driver Sweeper 1st removing whatever you had prior. Then run CCleaner set to "Registry"
Reboot and install CCC 9.1 again!.
Last edited by CaptainCox on Sun, 8th Feb 2009 19:51; edited 3 times in total
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| Posted: Sun, 8th Feb 2009 19:57 Post subject: |
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So as I mentioned everything was new except the dvd-writer. It is a DFI LanParty board, q8200, 4x1gb corsairs, samsung hdd and a 550 watt power supply with the needed 2x6pins power adapters.
I will try to get the card out and fit it back. And yes it is in the first express slot.
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| Posted: Sun, 8th Feb 2009 21:44 Post subject: |
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To me, with the flicker's, it's rather defective card, or badly installed driver's or broken driver's.
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We did a clean install on vista 64 and tried ati driver 9.something and the old 8.12/11, even dna drivers didnt show any solution. And we did clean them well with driver sweeper from guru3d.
